Rosemary Essential Oil

Description

Rosemary Essential Oil

 Rosemary was considered sacred by ancient Greeks, Egyptians, Hebrews, and Romans, who used it to improve memory, incense, protection, and as a reminder of the life and death cycle, among other uses. Rosemary belongs to an aromatic family of herbs that includes Basil, Lavender, Myrtle, and Sage.

Though best known as a food seasoning, it is one of the most popular aromatic and medicinal plants worldwide.

 Benefits:

• May Improve Brain Function, as breathing rosemary oil may help you focus and remember information. It may also aid your memory as you age.
• Stimulates Hair Growth, as Rosemary oil may combat certain types of hair loss, including male pattern baldness and patchy hair loss.
• May Help Relieve Pain, it is known in folk medicine as a pain reliever.
• Repels Certain Bugs, Rosemary oil is used in natural pesticides to kill certain insects. Additionally, the oil helps repel some blood-sucking insects, such as particular mosquitoes and ticks.
• May Eases Stress, Simply smelling rosemary oil may ease your stress levels in situations like exam taking. Rosemary may reduce levels of cortisol, a hormone that can have harmful effects on your body.
• May Increase Circulation, Rosemary oil may help by expanding your blood vessels, thereby warming your blood so that it reaches your fingers and toes more easily.
• Applying diluted rosemary oil topically may help lower inflammation in injuries and rheumatoid arthritis.

# The above mentioned benefits are not intended to substitute for professional medical advice. Some essential oils may cause allergy to the skin. Use diluted in Jojoba or other complete carrier oil. Do not ingest essential oils and do not apply to eyes, sensitive areas or mucous membranes.